Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-04
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Emperor William Dissuaded by
Hi Physicians from Attending the
Naneuyers at Koenigsburg.
No Change in the Political Aspect of AT
fairs by the Abandonment of the
Meeting with the Car.
Germany,
Will NOT MEET THE GAR.

BERLIN, Sept. g. Copyrighted by the
Associated Press Much diverse specu-
lation oFsr the meeting of the Emperor
William and Czsr will be checked by the
announcement that the Emperor has. ADAM
doned his intention to go to Koenigsnarg.
II was determined to-day after long
consultation OF his physicians thatinstead
OF ysnturing to attend the army Maneu-
vsEs It was urgent that that the Emperor
retain TO Badensburg. In &C
sesfdance with this decision the
REmperor and Empress and the
Imperial court will go to BadensbsTg
Monday. The abandonment of the
konigsburg programme by the Kaiser has
created exaggerated pessimistic reports
about hfs condition, but the facts are
that he is in his usual health although he
was
SOMEWHAT SHAKEN
by the fall on Thursday. He rose this
morning at the usual hour and heard
verbal reports Of the military
affairs. He then granted an audi
ence TO Marshal Won Motke
with whom he conversed 8 long time on
the recent review of the guards. Lister
he received General Won Schullendorf,
Minister Of War, and General Albedyell.
At p. N. he went out for drive. At
ter his return ne received first Herr Won
Putksmer, Minister of the Interior, and
then Count Voc Stolberg. The altera-
ton Of the EmperOr's plans is due en-
tirely 70 the representations Of BIS physiC-
iane, who have alI along been opposed to
his venturiug 10 attend the KOirgsburg
maneuyers, which would involve crest
fatigue under the best possible condi-
TONS and they well know that the En-
perOr
on THE FIELD PASSED
beyond the guidance OF mis- Dhysicians
and exposes himself with little thought
for the results. This happened at Kief
and caused physical crisis. The moss
recent instant OF the EmpeTOr's imprud-
enCe was 1t the review Of the guards
when he remained three hours standing
snd exposed TO the sun and wind, but
without appearing to feel any evil effects.
Aiterward, however, he Wss hardly
able to be present st the banquet
ct SChIos8. and his fall after
the banquet was undoubtedly cue to
the increased feebleness arising from
over-exertion. When ne recovered mis-
feet without assistance he predicted that
his doctor would take advantage Of the
mishep and make It pretext to dissuade
him from going to the m2neuvers. Com
munlcations from the Crown Prince
SUPPORTED THE OPINION
OF the doctors, and their advice was also
further fortified by representations
from Count Won MoItke and Prince
Bismarck. 1t wss only after
Count Won MoItke's visit to the Emperor
to-day that it became known the Journey
TO K0nigsbu-g was of The political
aspect Of affairs viii not be changed by
the abandonment of the meeting with the
Czsr. The 0fiiclsl Press has rightly in
sisted on the purely personal and family
character attaching to the intended meet
ing and t1st beyond indicating 8
temporary relaxation OF Russo-Ger-
man i3alousies it had no
political significance This view was ex-
pressed in yesterdays semi ofli 3ial Post,
which supports the Cologne Gazette in
declaring that the meeting would be
simply of personal importance, and that
the Iarthest concessions on the part Of
Germany would produce
NO LASTING FRIENDSHIP
with Russia. Prince AIbrecht of Prussia
will represent the Emperor at the Konigs-
burg maneuvers. Prince William will re-
main N Berlin.